Rainbow Book List: LGBTQ books for teens
From the Rainbow Books about page: The Rainbow Project is a joint project of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Round Table and the Social Responsibilities Round Table of the … Continue reading
Short Stories for Teens
The Appleton Public Library in Appleton, WI compiled a free, downloadable e-book of short stories for teens that includes the following categories: Multicultural stories Stories about issues Teen life All … Continue reading
CCBC’s Books for Middle and High School Age
The Cooperative Children’s Book Center (CCBC) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is a wonderful source of vetted booklists on a variety of topics for children, tweens, and teens. Click HERE … Continue reading
YALSA Booklists & Book Awards | Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA)
Look no further for fantastic book recommendations, book lists, and award nominees and winners– the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) has a plethora of collection development and readers’ … Continue reading
Gossip Girl: Book Club Resources
Book Club Questions for Gossip Girl #1 Do you think the crazy antics that go on in Gossip Girl happen to real people in real life? If so, do you … Continue reading
Authors: E. Lockhart
Like the Ruby Oliver series by E. Lockhart? More Fun Links + Ways to Connect E. Lockhart’s Website Includes a FAQ, plus unpublished excerpts from the Ruby Quartet. Click on … Continue reading
YA Poetry Resources
There are questions every librarian dreads at the Help Desk. They’re different for everyone, but they come from the same place: feeling like you don’t have the know-how or resources … Continue reading
Collection Assessment: Middleton’s Teen Graphic Novels
During my Youth Services practicum at Middleton Public Library in the fall of 2011, I had the opportunity to assess the Teen Graphic Novel collection, which includes nearly 1000 items. … Continue reading
What is…Steampunk / Neo-Victorian Lit?
I decided to look into more steampunk/neo-Victorian lit for teens because I’ve had quite a few questions about it at the Middleton Youth Services Help Desk. The YALSA Reader’s Choice … Continue reading
Erinn Batykefer, MLIS 
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